Medieval Silver Denari 1125-1200 A.D Lucca Republic Italy

Medieval Silver Denari 1125-1200 A.D Lucca Republic Italy
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Silver coins from the Republic of Lucca during the late 11th to 12th century (roughly 1039–1125 AD) are primarily known as Silver Denari (or Denier), which were highly valued and widely traded across Europe. These coins are often associated with the Crusaders.

Key Features of the Lucca Silver Denaro (1039-1125 AD):

  • Issuer: Minted under Emperors Henry III, IV, or V.
  • Obverse (Front): Features a large, debased, or stylized "Otto" monogram with the inscription "OTTO IMPERATOR".
  • Reverse (Back): Inscribed with "+ENRICVS" and often "LUCA".
  • Composition: Silver, often with high purity (around 0.9 fine), with a weight of approximately 0.7–1.0 grams.